Wild Lettuce: On Your Plate & In Your Medicine Cabinet
August 3, 2016Wild lettuce—not to be confused with your dinner salad—can be a powerful natural pain reliever.
Wild lettuce—not to be confused with your dinner salad—can be a powerful natural pain reliever.
A cousin to sweet basil, holy basil (aka tulsi), is shown to lower blood glucose levels and cholesterol—and best of all, it’s so easy to grow!
This sweet herb can be grown in your backyard to add natural sweetness to your favorite dishes.
This common plant, often thought of as a weed, brings extreme value, both to your soil and to your health.
Never cooked with garlic scapes? You don't know what you've been missing!
As this ancient healer blooms in your garden this month, take time to harvest it for a magical infused oil.
Like all mints, spearmint will overtake your garden, but in its abundance is a multitude of health benefits that will last year-round.
Skip the stale old tea bags—fresh herbs make delicious summertime refreshers for the whole family.
These two herb garden mainstays share a name, but look and grow with distinctive characteristics.
If you’re making anything from spring rolls to curries, you can grow these Asian herbs to add fresh flavor to your dish.